This week was very hard,
and I faced a lot of discouragement. It's not that anything bad
happened; I'm just still adjusting. However, things are looking up, and I
will have a better week this week.
And toastella = toast with nutella.
We
were on foot the whole week. We are trying to get our bikes back in
commission. It really opened up an opportunity for my companion and I to
have some bonding time. We played 20 questions a lot.
I tried coconut water. It was okay!
There was a large earthquake near or in Panama. We felt it! It was only shaking a little, but everyone was talking about it.
We had Phil's baptism on Saturday. It was a good experience!
A lizard popped out of the drawer when I was making dinner one night. We let it go outside.
Our
P-day activity last week was peeling 8 pounds of bananas and putting
them in the freezer. Elder Lopez really likes bananas, even though they
make his mouth feel weird.
There are some little kids who call me Elder Horse and my companion Elder Locust. I drew a picture of our adventures together.
Here are five different ways to say HELLO in Guyanese:
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good night
Alright, alright!
Yeh, yeh
Until next time.
Finding Cloud on some Cup Noodles
Our P-day activity was peeling bananas
How we dried laundry in our apartment
What you did when you needed to use the toaster and the fan at the same time
Drawer lizard
A nice view in Lower Kara Kara
Phil's baptism
The Tragic School Bus
Rad picture I drew
How we fill up the washing machine
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